The article details a week of fluctuating rainy weather for Detroit, with daily chances of rain up to 80%, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Tennessee advanced to the Elite Eight by defeating Creighton 82-75 and will next face Purdue. Tennessee surged ahead with an 18-0 run in the second half.

A ticket sold in Michigan won $1 million in the Powerball draw, as the jackpot rises to $975 million. Four tickets, including the Michigan winner, matched the five white balls nationwide. The next draw is scheduled for April 1.

Michigan held events to honor Vietnam veterans, including a meal in Kentwood and a pin ceremony in Grand Rapids, recognizing their service and sacrifice.

Founders Brewing Co. in Grand Rapids unveils a $1 million renovation including a revamped menu, new kitchen equipment, and a refreshed dining area, set to reopen on April 1.

Thieves broke into a Stanwood pharmacy early Saturday, with drugs reported stolen. Authorities seek public help, sharing surveillance images of the suspect.

Oakland County police warn of increased high-end home burglaries by organized thieves, believed to be groups from Chile, after a residence lost $800,000 to a heist.

Detroit sues the Census Bureau for undercounting its population, claiming the formula used is flawed and penalizes cities for demolishing abandoned structures.

During an attempted arrest in Warren, Michigan, a suspect dragged U.S. marshals with his vehicle, leading to shots being fired. No one was injured by gunfire, and the suspect was later apprehended.

The article details a rainy weather forecast for Detroit, with showers and cloudy conditions persisting for most of the upcoming week, followed by clearer skies by Friday.

A lane change led to a rollover crash on I-94 near Eight Mile, injuring three people, with police investigating the incident.

Detroit police are searching for twin sisters Aniya and Anieca Ogden, missing since March 8, and urging the public to provide any information to help locate them.

Michigan police enforce hands-free law during National Distracted Driving Awareness Month in April, targeting cell phone use while driving with increasing fines and community service for violations.